New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-16
the ALBANY PENITENTIARY.
Chaplain Hall Writes the Following Remarkable

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Chaplain Hall Writes the Following Remarkable
| Letter.
| From The Albany ~ Y. Express.
| Imake the following statement in simple justice 70
you and to the public at large look upon the facs
about to relate among the most remarkaDe SINCE
the age of miracles Had heard them from another
should have asked for proof yet every word may DO
lied upon nc absolutely true.
For II any years my wife had been the victim OF nor
vous dysper sa Of chronic distressing and arpaf
emily incueable type from which so many OF her sex
suffer- langush and die II was all the worse because
the tendency 10 II inherited. She had teen uadeT
the systematic treatment Of many OF the best
In Now-York and Brooklyn and elsewhere tor t"on'y
years with only temporary relief Although bad enough
at all times. she ways worse In the autumn-ana
the eating Of fruits toren recommended to dyspeptc
IN case produced aatulency and excessive pain ID
there any, kinds OF food that did not ds-
tress her, diseased, sentative and torpid wers Oil tue
organs Of digestion. The usual symptoms OF dyspepsia
with Its concomtant ailments, were all present-bad
taste In the mouth, dull cold fsot and hands, the
sense Of load upon tho stomach, tenderness on pres
sure Indigestion giddiness great weakness and prosra
ton, and fugitive pains In the Sides chest and back II
there of Dyspepsia which to all intents
and altogether hopeless, It was hers
have often In the night aud administered stimu
ants merely for the sake OF the slight and transiena
Ieef thoy gave hat her aggregate experience was
may safely leave the imagination Of thosc who have
suffered in q similar way. Certainly no one else con
| begin 10 understand Il.
After she had Undergone about five years OF this ap
pareuy endless misery di she take turn for the bet
tor Far from H. She grew vorse anything could DO
worse Intermittent malaria fever set In. ccplicatinR
the case and making every symptom more pronounced
and Intense. BY this time the pneumo-gastrfo nerves
had very seriously involved and she had chronic
gastrs and also what may be allowed to call chronic
intermittent maarial fever all at once For the latter
Ibad fna1 nll
anchor remedy Quinne gradually increasing tho Doses
until-incredlble as It may seem-she actually took
THIRTY GRAINS A DAY FOR DAYS IN SUCCESSION. Ims
could last Tho effect OF the qunine was. IL possible
almost bad the twOold disease which was wearing
away strength and her life. Qulnne poisoning was
painfully evident but the fever was there STILL Almost
every day there the characteristic chill and
racng headache followed By the usual weakue IS aud
collapse.
Need tell you despalred- merely OF her recov-
cry bat OF any apprecabe rest In this long and dreary
experience Somewhat less than a year ago my wife
OF such utter exhaustion that her iriehus
ndugei III tho most serious arprehensons. About this
time met socially my friend Mr.. Norton. member Oh
/ the frm OF Chauncy Titis Co.. brokers, oil ApanJ,
who, on hearing from me these facts, said: "Why,
have been through almost the thing, anu nave got
over IT," "What cared you I" asked eagerly. kas-
knc" he said. try II for your wife, had seen Mas
kline advertised. but had more faith In 1t than had in
sawdust for such a case hers Mrs Hall had no
higher opinion, yet the strength OF my ends recon-
incubation got a bottle and began ts use as directed
Now recall what have already said as 20 her then
condition and then read what Under tbs Kas
! kline treatment all the dysleptlc symptoms sholocd
instant Improvement the daily fever grew less ana
soon ceased altogether. side by side these diseases
vanished as aide by they had tortured their victim
for ten epsa alone having, as have sad
existed for twenty years Her appetite Improved from
week to until she could cat and digest the average
food that any we'll person takes. without any suffering
or Inconvenience. With renewed assimilation OF iooi
came o, course steady increase IN es until she now
looks ike her original solt. sue still takes kaskne
occasionally but with real need OF IT, for she IL well.
| consider this result scientific miracle, anh tae
Now Qunine" is entitled to the credit Of It, FOR IRON
the time began with kaskne she used lao other med
cine whatever.
II you think recital OF these facts calculated to do
| REV. JAS l.. HALL,
Chaplain Albany, ". Y, PeutentIary.
To tho Kaskine Co, ST warren-st, New-iork
Ps-sometmos letters OF this kind are Published
without authority and IN any one is inclined TO
question tho commences OF the above statement Will
chccriully reply any communications addressed 10
| ne at the PenlteDtiary
JAS l. HALL
Other letters OF similar character from prominent
indvldualU. which stamp kasuno as a remedy Oh I'M
doubted merit, will be sent on application.
The Kaskne Company. 81 Warren st., New YORK. and
80 Harrington Road. London